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Spring has Sprung!

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Spring has sprung at Panorama! The trees are blossoming, the birds are chirping, and the sun is making more of an effort to break through the clouds. Our campus is beautiful year-round, but it truly shines in the spring!

Did you know?

Over the past 60+ years, our 140 acres have grown to include more than 2,000 distinct varieties of trees, flowering shrubs, and perennials. Now, our campus is one of the largest residential arboretums in Washington State!

To explore the variety of trees and shrubs found on our campus, click the button below to learn more.

Volunteer Spotlights

Volunteer Appreciation Week (April 22-26) is a special time dedicated to recognizing and celebrating the incredible contributions of those who give their time. One way we’ve chosen to honor the importance of the week is through spotlighting a few dedicated resident volunteers. The showcase below intends to illustrate the wide spectrum of volunteer opportunities within…

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Spread the Love PB Drive

Annual Peanut Butter Drive Peanut butter is one of the Food Bank’s most requested items and is a dependable, protein packed go to food item. Because of its nutritional value, long shelf life, versatility and popularitywith children and adults alike, peanut butter is an essential item to those struggling with hunger. We recently wrapped up…

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Volunteer Fair

Residents recently had a wonderful opportunity to learn from neighbors about their volunteer experiences and the non-profits that they give their time, talent, and energy to in Thurston County. It was a fantastic event that brought the community together and highlighted the valuable work being done by volunteers and the over 30 non-profit organizations that…

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Campus History

Looking Back at Panorama by Deborah Ross, Resident Archivist  The Chalet was an important example of mid-century modern architecture when it was dedicated in 1968. In the photo to the left from about 1970 we look out from the second story of one of the soaring corner units. Note the fancy chandelier! Source: Sprengel collection…

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Holiday Celebrations

It may be cold outside, but our campus was full of warmth and holiday cheer this week as Christmas drew near! Staff and residents had a wonderful time, between spirit week, the C&R gingerbread contest, staff holiday party, Santa delivering presents to our Assisted Living Residents, performances and more! Spirit week featured a variety of…

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